The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-30
OLD COUNTRY TROUBLES.
FRANCES NEW MINISTRY FORMED
AT LAST.


Gen Boulanger Asks for q Furlough
= Disastrous Floods in Hungary -
a Steamer Missing With 75o Pas
sengers Earthquakes in Italy -
Reports From the Glasgow Mine
Disaster
PARIS, May 29.--At midnight tonight it
is seni-ofiicial)y stated that the ministry is
still incomplete. The war and ministry
portfolios are still u,allotted 1t is proba-
ble that Gen Ferron will accept the war
portfolio.
FIVE COMMUNISTS ARRESTED.
A scuftio took place to-day between the
Communists and the police in the cemetery
Of Pere la Chaise. Five arrests were made.
THE NEW MINISTRY ANNOUNCED.
PARIS, May %, 10 P. M.-The following
Cabinet is now announced: III. Rouvier,
President Of the Council, Minister of Fl
nance and Minister of the Posts and Tele-
graphs: NJ Flourens Minister of Foreign
Affairs; ii. Failieres, Minister of the Int
rior; NJ Bousquel, Minister of Justice; NJ
Spueler, Minister of Public instruction; /;
NJ. Hereda, Minister of Commerce; NJ.
Barbe, Minister of Agriculture, and Gen.
Saussier, Minister of War No one has
been chosen yet for the Marine PORTFOLIO.
REQUIEM SERVICES AT NoTRE DAME.
The Archbishop has offered the Church of
Notre Dame for the requiem services to be
held over the remains of those who persisted
in the Opera Conlique coutlagration instead
of the Church of the Madeline. The inter
ments will take place in the
new PauliSt cemetery The Arch
bishop will preside at the special service at
ST Roch on Wednesday. The donations for
the sufferers have already reached 1900, 900
francs Comte de Paris subscribed 10000
francs and Baron Rothschild gave 1900
francs. The total number of bodies
now recovered is ninety-one Several
in the ruins have been taken into custody,
charged with stealing jewelry and other
valuables found i'll the debris.
EMPLOYEES BLAMED.
The frenlen in charge of the theatre were
greatly to blame, all proper precautions
having been neglected by them. An official
inspection of all the theatres in the city was
begun yesterday.
GEN. BOULANGER DESIRES A REST.
PARIS, May 29.-Gen. Boulanger has asked
for furlough on account of i'll health.
LIMITING THE SUFFRAGE IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, May 29-At the Progressist
Liberal conference here to-day the resolu-
ton against universal suffrage was adopted
by a vote of 317 to 217 The conference,
by vote Of 3T9, against As, pronounced in
favor of granting the franchise to all citi-
zens able to read and write.
THE THISTLE WINS THE RACE.
LONDON, May 29.-The yacht Thistle ar
rived at Harwich, after her tifty-mile race,
far ahead of all others The Thistle passed
the line at 10:52 Saturday night, the Genes
ia at "a Sunday morning, the Frex at "a
Sunday morning. the Sleuthhound at l 40,
the Wendur at 2:43, the Sybl at 2:37, and
the Mary at 2:51.
CARDINAL GIBBONS SAILS FOR HOME.
LONDON, May %. - Cardinal Gibbons
sailed from Queenstown to-day for New
York
The Cardinal said that his mission had
been successful; that the Pope had yielded
much and regarded the Knights of Labor
favorably.
THE GLASGOW HORROR.
GLASGOW, May 29.-Forty bodies have
been recovered from the Udston coal pit at
Blantyre Queen Victoria has sent a dis
patch expressing her sympathy with the
families of the dead miners Most distress
ing scenes were witnessed at the pit as the
bodies were brought up. There is no hope
that others in the mine can be saved.
INA STATE OF sEIGE.
BRUSSELS, May 29.-The report is current
here that Hainault will be placed in a state
OF seige if the strike now in progress is pro-
longed
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS IN ITALY
ROME, May 29.--Four shocks of earth
quake were felt to-day at Tesi, one being OF
great violence. The shocks were also ex-
perienced at Ancora.
STEAMER MISSING.
CALCUTTA, May 29-rhe name OF the
Steamer with $50 persons on board, which
has been missing since the recent cyclone, is
The Sir John Laurence.
SANK WITH ALL HANDS.
LONDON, May 29--The tug Retriever.
while towing the Godiva, sank with all
hands The Godvia is safe.
FLOODS IN HUNGARY
PEsrH, May 29.-The river Theiss has
broken the dykes at Csongrd and has inun-
dated $1,000 acres of land: The Tenes and
bega have overfown their banks, submerg-
lng 100 square miles of fields and twelve
villages
THE ELBE AND vISTCLA RISING.
LONDON, May 29--Scyeral German riv-
gTs III are rising, especially the Elbe and the
'@Voia, threatening serious damage